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NewsLIVE TVAPPMagazine Login Home MY FEED Videos Corona Malayalam India Fact Check Quiz Gaming Movies Health Education Tech Sports DIU NewsMo Cities Trending Binge Watch Auto Lifestyle Business Television World Programme AQI CODE OF ETHICS Rate Card Dark Mode NewsEducation TodayNewsGovernment schools admission on WhatsApp amid Covid-19 outbreak The Government has instructed state-run schools to seek student's information virtually either via WhatsApp, SMS, or email for admission to classes 1, 6, and 8.advertisement Satyajeet Kumar New DelhiMay 14, 2021UPDATED: May 14, 2021 09:32 IST WhatsApp admission enrollment of students is a new method introduced by the government to keep track in the time of Covid-19. According to this rule, student's information should reach the principal virtually either via WhatsApp, SMS, or email. Students are only then be allowed for the promotion to the next class, the Education Department instructed.Moreover, students can send their details via SMS if there is an internet issue. The admission for classes 1, 6, and 8 can be done using this process. Students can also send their details via the official email address of their respective schools.Read: More than 50% of Indian students in rural and urban areas don't have access to internet: SurveyRead: Delhi Nursery…

Just a little over ten years ago, English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Dorothy Clark, known mononymously as Dodie (stylized all lowercase as “dodie”), posted her first original song on a promising new platform called YouTube. Today she boasts over 2.8 million subscribers and 400 million views between her two Youtube channels, doddleoddle and doddlevloggle, three EPs and now a full studio album. “Build a Problem,” released on Friday, May 7, experienced a few release pushbacks, mostly due to COVID-19 travel restrictions hindering an official physical release. Though the final mixes of the tracks were completed by the end of 2020, bureaucratic roadblocks prevented Dodie from releasing the album in its entirety until recently. The four singles released before Friday — “Cool Girl,” “Rainbow,” “Hate Myself” and “I Kissed Someone (It Wasn’t You),” in chronological order — provided constant buzz for the unreleased content. Dodie seems at her most mature in these songs, perhaps as someone who has seen much more of life than her previous iterations. A razor-sharp intentionality cuts through every track on the album; there isn’t a wasted moment, lyric or note to be found anywhere. In the style of all good writing, Dodie’s lyrics are concise and not…

“Introduction:Live Platform The present research study on the global Live Platform market has a broader strategic scope as it focuses on all the major sectors operations in the Live Platform market and its future strategic alignment. The present research report identifies patterns that have proven successful and describes the requisite fields of action for each individual company, large enterprises, and also for other market participants. Macroeconomic and technological shifts observed in the global Live Platform market during the past few years the competitive players in this space are studied in the research report. Statistics of revenue, trade activities, demand and supply activities and statistics of growth of the individual segments between the years 2015-2021 reveal a brighter picture of the global Live Platform market. Request a sample of Live Platform Market report @ https://www.orbisresearch.com/contacts/request-sample/5542301?utm_source=manoj The competitors especially China, U.S, Britain, Germany, and Russia, their competitive pricing, and how are they keeping pace with new and creative business models is detailed in the report. The research report not only identifies challenges, but also the opportunities in the global Live Platform market for the market participants to expand their business regionally and globally in the Live Platform market. Key Players Analysis: Global…

WhatsApp collects information about how you use your phone and where you are, allowing the messenger and its parent company Facebook to create a picture of you for advertisers. But nobody one has to tolerate this. There are plenty of easy messenger alternatives widely in use, and switching is easy. Anyone who wants to turn their back on WhatsApp just needs a strategy. And that sounds more difficult than it is. It can be done in just two or three steps: find a messenger alternative, back up WhatsApp chats if necessary, then delete your account. Off you go. Find your alternative: Are there messenger apps that can match WhatsApp in terms of functionality, but don't collect chat metadata or at least maintain a privacy-oriented approach to it? Yes, there are. Signal and Wire are among the most widely recommended in security circles, and both are open source, securely end-to-end encrypted and available as Android, iOS and desktop applications. If in doubt, you can try out a few new messengers at the same time. Before taking the plunge, you should probably check if many of your contacts are already on your new messenger platform. Save your old messages: If you're ditching…

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins has finally lifted the lid on how much he was raking in at the height of his explosive Fortnite fame, and it’s mind-blowing: in just one month, the Twitch superstar banked more than $5m from his creator code alone. It’s no secret streaming on Twitch is a wealthy pastime for the biggest names on the platform. There’s subscriptions and donos, and if you go big ⁠— like Ludwig’s recent viral subathon ⁠— you could be looking at $100-200k a month. Then there’s sponsorships, brand deals, and exclusivity contracts; high-profile creators like Ninja and Shroud attract huge bidding wars. Streamers have also revealed in the past signing up for advertising streams with studios can pocket them a pretty penny too. Asmongold was offered $300k to play a new title for “a single day,” and insiders told Dexerto that Shroud and Dr Disrespect hauled $1m to play Apex Legends. All that was dwarfed, however, by Ninja’s earning power at the height of his Fortnite popularity back in 2018, when he was raking in millions a month. Red Bull Content PoolNinja may well be Twitch’s biggest ever earner, raking in millions a year since 2018. Ninja finally made his Fortnite return this…

Lockdown, the ultra-timely, live-action YouTube Originals series from Sinking Ship Entertainment (Dino Dana, Endlings, Odd Squad), set during a global pandemic, recently launched all sixteen episodes of its first two seasons Neutral Spanish, opening the door to an entirely new audience. The move was made on May 5, in recognition of Cinco de Mayo, on the YouTube Originals for Kids & Family channel. Shot entirely via webcam and smartphone, the series is a look at how young people stay in touch while having to stay away, as well as what happens when restlessness leads to suspicion. Lockdown follows six friends -- Nira, Emi, Sam, Aiden and Chris -- as they work together to solve mysteries in their neighborhood during the social-distancing era.Each season presents a new mystery to be solved that requires the group to work together - from a distance - while exploring their own anxieties and frustrations about life during a pandemic. The first ten episodes comprise series one, and begins with the friends trying to make the best of life under quarantine, but boredom soon leads to increased paranoia, which leads to the first mystery they encounter and must band together to solve. Series two follows the…

The app Yolo (no, not #yolo), recently got suspended. But let's rewind a second. In case you're unfamiliar, Yolo is a third-party Snapchat app that lets users send anonymous messages to each other in the form of answering questions posted to Snapchat (also anonymously). When users would view the message, they'd see that it was simply sent from "Someone" and there was no way to identify the person.Article continues below advertisementWhile there were plenty of discussions and articles around the dangers of Yolo, like this article titled, "Why Yolo, the Anonymous Snapchat App, is a Disaster Waiting to Happen," the app surged in popularity. Back in February 2020, it even secured another $8 million in funding. As a way to combat inevitable bullying and abuse, Yolo launched a program called Here For You, which was meant to help users struggling with depression, anxiety, or trauma. Apparently that didn't work.okay so i rlly don’t like being super “negative” on the internet but i might as well be real. so i don’t know if anybody is familiar with Yolo that snapchat app where you can send anonymous messages but my bf (and i) recently received this message: pic.twitter.com/TvU4AZy3W9— Sam Outlaw (@Samthekidd_) October…

Police are warning parents in Far North Queensland to monitor their children's social media use, after almost two dozen people were charged with child exploitation offences in less than a year.Key points:The charges relate to the making, distribution and sharing of child exploitation material, mostly through social media sites, including Snapchat and FacebookSome of the 23 people charged lived in remote communitiesPolice have warned those sending illicit material that "we are coming for you"The Cairns Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team, which is comprised of Australian Federal Police and Queensland Police, have charged 23 people — mostly locals — with 148 child exploitation offences since the joint agency was established in July last year.Queensland Police Inspector Kevin Goan said the charges related to the making, distribution and sharing of child exploitation material, mostly through social media sites, including Snapchat and Facebook."The large body of offenders have been from within the Far North," Inspector Goan said."The key messages that we have here, is that parents need to be aware of what their children are up to online, if they become aware of something that is of concern, they should come to police."Australian Federal Police Commander Hilda Sirec said the rate of child exploitation offences being committed…

One alleged drug dealer peddling potent doses of fentanyl warned a customer by text message not to die and added LOL to his message. Another was a nightclub security manager who prosecutors said provided powdered substances to three patrons who overdosed early one morning at the former bar known as the American Junkie. The details were included in federal court documents released Thursday in cases charging a dozen men in 12 fatal overdoses, including the death of a 15-year-old boy. Federal prosecutors used the cases to draw attention to a spike in fentanyl being found in counterfeit drugs in Southern California and a rise in deaths from the opioid.Acting U.S. Attorney Tracy Wilkison said the announcement was a warning to drug dealers they could face severe consequences if a customer dies and warn potential customers of black market drugs manufactured to look like prescription opioids that can be laced with fatal amounts of fentanyl.“Fentanyl is increasingly being seen in what customers think are drugs like cocaine and oxycodone,” Wilkison said. “Most of the victims in these cases had no idea they were taking fentanyl — and it cost them their lives.” The cases, which are unrelated, are the result of…

At least twelve people were accused of selling opioids and narcotics that caused overdoses and the death of buyers in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, reported Thursday the Department of Justice (DOJ). The twelve accusations against the suspects are the result of an operation directed by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), in different cases and each of the defendants faces narcotics distribution charges with a fatal result. On the list of detainees is Edwin lopez, 21, a Riverside resident who was arrested this morning. The young man was charged for an incident that occurred on May 17, 2020, when he allegedly sold counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl to a 20-year-old buyer, who died two days after an overdose. The evidence in the case indicates that López used the social network of Snapchat to negotiate the drug deal and possibly other transactions with the victim, DOJ detailed in a statement. In a different case, but the same operation, the federal authorities accused Marcos Isaac Rodríguez, alias “Kumar”, age 27, on two counts of fentanyl distribution that resulted in death. In December 2019, Rodríguez sold a man of 33 years old counterfeit oxycodone and pills containing fentanyl, which ended up causing his…